At least 95,000 absentee ballots have yet to be counted so the race has no clear winner at the moment.
Jeremy Moule
Covers county government and whatever else comes my way. Greyhound dad; vegetarian; attempted photographer with a love for film and fixer; sometimes cyclist.
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Samra Brouk leads Chris Missick in 55th Senate District race
Democrat Samra Brouk leads her opponent, Republican Chris Missick, but the race remains too close to call.
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Bronson likely to hold his Assembly seat
Several thousand absentee ballots still need to be counted for the race, but it’s unlikely that the results will topple Bronson.
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Republican Josh Jensen has commanding lead in 134th Assembly District race
Republican Josh Jensen is tentatively the new representative for the Assembly’s 134th District, which covers Greece, Ogden, and Parma.
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Your guide to the 2020 elections
Whether you do it by mail or in person, exercise your right to vote. Here’s a rundown on key local races.
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Researchers look to Rochester lead program to study other home hazards
The study ultimately comes down to household dust, which can contain not just lead paint but pesticides, allergens, and other substances.
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Natural gas ‘bomb trains’ may be coming to a railroad crossing near you
Emergency responders in Monroe County have been warned that trains carrying liquefied natural gas may soon be traveling through the area.
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One-quarter of Monroe County voters have already cast ballots
On Tuesday alone, 14,018 registered Monroe County voters cast their ballots at early voting sites, according to the Board of Elections.
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State auditors finger-wag city on ethics training
Auditors found enforcement of ethics lacking in areas, including the members of the Board of Ethics not receiving ethics training.
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GOP chair: Parolee convicted of killing cops registered to vote
Bill Napier claims Anthony Bottom broke the law by registering and has asked District Attorney Sandra Doorley to investigate.
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County to provide bail-out for struggling small businesses
A COVID-19 relief grant program will target personal services businesses and prioritize assistance for minority and women owned business.
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Geva season to launch with audio plays celebrating Black stories
Geva Theatre Center’s 2020-21 season begins with Recognition Radio, a series of audio plays that elevate the work of Black theater artists.
